Let's make the Rijksmuseum Reticule AKA Regency Handbag with its Hidden Sides (+ history of pockets)
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In today's video, I re-make the Rijksmuseum Reticule and talk about the history of pockets from the 17th century on. And yes, I am aware that they also had pockets and pocket bags in earlier centuries but I chose to focus on this century and later since this is where we have extant examples to study.
Thank you so much to everyone at the Rijksmuseum for letting me come and study the garments up close and for my friends for coming with me!
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If you'd like to make this yourself with the embroidery files, you are welcome to purchase it here: www.etsy.com/listing/73313697...
What I'm wearing today:
Black dress is from www.idodeclareshop.com/
The Sunflower Dress is from selkiecollection.com/
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As a history nerd, I am so impressed/jealous that you got to get up close and personal with the collection of such a well known museum.
I’m so happy when Dress History TH-cam talks about pockets. Also, réticules should make a comeback.
That reticule is so pretty!
I went to a wedding dressed in a 1780s Italian gown. (The bride & groom encouraged people to dress like they're in Hamilton, so it's not random, I swear). I had two pockets, not fancy or anything, but big. I didn't have pocket hoops or panniers (it looked like those weren't really worn with such gowns, just rump pads).
The looks on peoples' faces when I started pulling my cellphone, tons of tissues, chapstick, granola bars, etc. out of my dress... 🤣
wow that's such an amazing story ❤
@@louisetenhouten26 Thank you. The looks on their faces are worth the trial & error of getting such a dress (& pockets!) to fit properly. 😂
I'm always impressed by how accurately you're able to reproduce these historical embroidery designs. Even if it's not the same embroidery technique, I don't know enough about hand embroidery to tell the difference, your designs look spot on.
I love that Regency Era coat with the hand warmer. It’s so cute
Interesting. I really felt that bag was such an odd shape. It makes so much more sense with the two additional sides! Really a stunning piece.
Congratulations on your book!! What a surprise that it had 4 sides! It came out beautifully!
that is so awesome. i am Dutch and I moved to Amsterdam myself 8 years ago. my mother has studied art history and always took me to musea and churches. so naturally this awoke my love of art. and I have to the Rijksmuseum multiple times.
but I never heard of these amazing dresses.
I came to your channel via the video of kate rowe. One the other thing I learned from my mother (and she learned it from my father's mother)was embroidery.
your video really inspired my and I'm looking forward to exploring your content ❤
It always makes me happy to see you’ve uploaded another video!
Congratulations with your book! It looks amazing! Love your channel, thank you for the hours of enjoyment
I'm so envious you got to get up close and personal with those historic garments! I just love examining antique fabric crafts! The pocket is lovely, and I am going to order your book as soon as possible!
Lucky you, to have been invited to see that so up close and personal. Happy for you . I love embroidery and those are so intricate . I would be a bit worried to do that by hand. But I like hand embroidery. I don't know why I don't do more.... Or maybe I do know.
I like how they pre-embroider the waistcoats, and use the "scrap" area for the button covers. Sort of semi-custom.
Thanks for sharing this. I enjoyed it immensely and am rather envious of your being able to study the original and other garments at the museum. The reticule is something I would carry around with my daily clothes.
Over the years, I've gone and redone sewing projects because of what I learned over time. Looking back I have fond memories of a Issey Miyake blouse that I made in college and loved to wear. The truth is that the construction is horrid but I loved it. 36 years later, I found the Vogue pattern and plan on remaking the blouse.
5:52 Omg this is such fun! 👏🏽
Love. Love ❤️. This video. Your enthusiasm for everything you create is inspiring and fun. I enjoyed this as much as you do.thank you
Beautiful simply beautiful and Merry Christmas
Ugh, hanging out in a textile conservatory would be a dreeeeam!!
When my goddaughter was getting married in 2018 she went to a bridal salon dreading the process.The second dress she tried was a simple satin sweetheart with a band at the waist. She bought it, why?… it had pockets. She was ecstatic. No wedding dress she’d seen before had them.🇺🇸
Wow you were in the Rijksmuseum and you were shown around and got to see and touch some beautiful museum pieces🍀. The reticule turned out so pretty! How did you like Amsterdam? I am so happy for you! I went to school there ( Charles Montaigne) long ago, to study Fashion. Lots of love from the Netherlands. ❤
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how lovely! I just love your videos so much
Wow. Can't wait to obtain your book. And what an enjoyable trip you took.
Wow! This is so cool. What a fantastic experience and beautiful replica. Happy creating 💚🧶💚
I've actually been thinking of trying regency for my first historical costuming project. Super excited to see what you come out with next. ❤
Love the history of the bag, and it's an extraordinary bag. Gorgeous. ❤
This is so interesting!!
I first discovered you when i found your video on how to make a mask
interesting video and beautiful reticule. THank you.
I'm clicking all the links and the sewstineart one went to a malware site.😅 Anyways, I'm glad you had fun remaking your reticule.
Oh no! Thank you for letting me know! I’ll fix that in my links since I let that domain go earlier this year!
Very fun and exciting, I love to hear about the process of bringing the past to life!
If I can offer one tiny bit of feedback on your video, you speak quite fast throughout. I can tell it's from passion and excitement, but it does make it a little bit difficult to understand you. Captions from YT are helpful, but I want to focus on the pretty things you're doing instead! ☺
Gorgeous 🤍🎉
Very pretty 😀
Do you need a special permission to see the dresses up close? Or you can just ask for an appointment or something?
My god, can you imagine how long that would've taken to hand embroider?
It's tickled me that a chapter on the history of pockets got cut. I'm sure Alanis Morisette would call it ironic!
I love that you decided to target you book your a younger audience.❤
I’ve heard certain gowns had such big pockets that you could fit a champagne bottle in.
Edit: Sewstine mentions this.
I've seen a modern ad of the novelty bag made specifically for carrying a bottle of champagne 😂 the fashion industry is a bit crazy. The bag was from a widely recognizable brand like Gucci or something.
Maybe it’s me but men’s trousers do not have comfortable pockets anymore.
Can't do tambour stitch on your computerized sewing machine? Sounds like a good excuse to buy a chain stitch embroidery machine!